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Dale Smirth
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Joined: May 17, 2005
Posts: 14
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I am new to Java programming, but intrigued by the paradigm of the object-oriented concept. I would like to get some input related to my concept before diving into the actual programming. Is this possible: I would like to use the Timer class to trigger random threads. The threads do nothing more than sleep for a random amount of time. The thread then terminates. I had thought about using a while loop, but I ran across the Timer class and it sounds like it could save me a lot of extra coding. I would be build around this class defintion: public class CLASSNAME extends JFrame implements Runnable, ActionListener { } This line would use the Runnable interface for threads and use the ActionListener interface for event handling for my gui. Am I off to a good start? Thanks BTW, any input on the implementing the Timer class would be appreciated.
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Dhruv Shah
Greenhorn
Joined: May 02, 2005
Posts: 19
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The use of Timer class is as this 1. Create the TimerTask. i.e. you extend this class to implement your own task which needs to be done (at/after specific time) 2. Create instance of Timer and then use above task Hope this helps! Thanks www.indianuncle.com
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fred rosenberger
lowercase baba
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Joined: Oct 02, 2003
Posts: 9940
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DMa xJ, I'm betting that you will shortly be asked by a sherrif/bartender to change your name. The policy here is that you must use a real (sounding) first and last name (although i think a first initial is allowed). The policy is stated here, and you can change your name here. thanks!!!
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Dale Smirth
Greenhorn
Joined: May 17, 2005
Posts: 14
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Okay, I think that I am on the right track. Whats wrong with this line? public class CLASSNAME extends JFrame, TimerTask implements ActionListener, Runnable { //constructor } I am more interested in extending the TimerTask but my code triggers lots of 'cannot resolve symbol' when I remove JFrame. How could I fix this problem. I need to be able to extend JFrame and TimerTask. Thanks
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